Henry Golding

“Crazy Rich Asians” star Henry Golding received the leading man honor at Gold House’s first annual Gold Gala on May 21 and took the opportunity to address bigotry in the entertainment industry.

Henry Golding is a dad. The “Crazy Rich Asians” star and his wife, Liv Lo Golding, have welcomed their first child together.

Henry Golding and his wife Liv Lo chat with Access Hollywood at the “Mulan” premiere, and they share how much they loved the original animated film. Henry also talks about the “Crazy Rich Asians” sequel. But does he spill any spoilers from the highly-anticipated film? “Mulan” is in theaters on March 27.

Henry Golding puts his hairstylist skills to the test, going head-to-head with Jimmy Fallon as they race against a clock to see who can give the best haircut to a random audience member.

Ahead of the Academy Awards, People magazine on Wednesday released its list of Hollywood’s most stylish stars.

Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper and Rami Malek are among the first presenters announced for Sunday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards. Other presenters announced Wednesday by the actors union include Chadwick Boseman, Sam Elliott, Constance Wu, John David Washington, Adam Driver, Michelle Yeoh, Ken Jeong, Henry Golding and Angela Bassett. Ben Hardy, Gwilym Lee and Joe Mazzello round out the list of...

A scene-stealer from “Crazy Rich Asians.” A teen actress who brought aching realism to a movie about adolescence. A boundary-breaking country star. And a comedian who used everything from laughter to rage to make a searing statement on women and society.

Even though Henry Golding garnered instant fame from starring in the smash hit “Crazy Rich Asians,” the British-Malaysian actor isn’t sure if he’ll ever eclipse his meteoric success in the box-office hit. “I don’t know how I’m going to top this year. It’s all downhill from here,” he told The Associated Press recently, with a twinge of sarcasm. Even Golding...

Blake Lively and Jimmy Fallon team up against Carrie Underwood and Henry Golding in Central Park as they try to guess random songs The Roots and the New York Philharmonic are playing one instrument at a time, like Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me a River.”

When “Crazy Rich Asians” surpassed expectations and grabbed the top spot at the box office in its opening weekend, the film also pulled off another surprising feat: It put Asians of a certain age in theater seats.

Based on the best-selling first book in the trilogy by Kevin Kwan, “Crazy Rich Asians” is making it clear that “representation” can look very different depending on where you’re standing.